Scientific American Year 1999 Magazine Back Issues

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The Flu: New Drugs Beat Killer Viruses - Y2K Bug: How To Fix It, What To Expect
Special Report: Revolution In Cosmology
New Observations Have Smashed The Old View Of Our Universe

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Spaceship: The Next Generation
How Limbs Develop
High Blood Pressure In African - Americans
A Fractal Walk Down Wall Street

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A(Little) Big Bang - Dragons Of Komodo - Virtual Wrecks
The National Medal Of Technology
Winners For Computing, Biotechnology, Drug Design And Heart Surgery
When Venus Erupted

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Gemini: A New Eye Opens On The Heavens
Growing New Organs A Special Report On Tissue Engineering
And The Lost Brainstorms Of Alan Turing
Mapping The Shape Of Space

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Tsunami Predicting Destruction By Monster Waves
Black Holes Direct Proof At Last
New Brain Cells Growth Hints At Neural Repair
21st - Century Web How XML Beats HTML

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Scanners And Scalpels X-Ray Vision? Virtual Reality Gives Surgeons Something Much Better
The Limits Of Logic
Mapping The Universe
Germ War Against Crops

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Molecules From Space
How Comets And Meteors Seeded Life On Earth
Inside The Proton DNA Vaccines
Special Report: Fuel Cells

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Malaysia's Mystery Virus: An Eyewitness Report From The Plague Zone
The Discovery Of Neutrino Mass
How Children Learn Morality
Why Antimissile Defense Won't Work

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Unstable Solar Systems - What Scientists Think About God
Spinal Cord Injures: New Hope For Treating Paralysis
T. Rex Reexamined
A Kinder, Gentler Dinosaur? Don't Count On It

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Special Report: High - Speed Internet For The Home
Beneath Its Icy Surface, Europa's Ocean
Could There Be Life?
Lessons From Antarctica's Lost Lake

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Up, Up And For Away
Exploring Mars By Balloon
High - Tech Zeppelins
Floating Around The World

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Can Physics Be Unified?
Can Aging Be Postponed?
What Secrets Do Genes Hold?
How Was The Universe Born?